Lamborghini Temerario Spyder Teased Ahead of LA Debut

Lamborghini has posted a brief teaser for a convertible version of the Temerario and confirmed a world reveal on November 18 at 8 PM in Los Angeles. The vehicle is widely expected to be the Lamborghini Temerario Spyder and will likely make its public debut at the 2026 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Tease and reveal details

The Italian marque published a single image on its official website showing a blue-finished car in the page header with the words "Save the date" and "November 18th, 8PM, Los Angeles." The sparse approach contrasts with broader social-media campaigns but explicitly sets the time and place for the global reveal. Observers expect the live showing will coincide with the 2026 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Bodywork, roof and expected mechanical carryover

The Spyder is expected to mirror the Temerario Coupe's styling, with the primary difference being an open-top layout. The retractable roof is reported to stow in a dedicated compartment behind the seats and is likely electrically operated; a 17-second operation time has been circulated but should be treated cautiously. Because convertibles require structural reinforcement to maintain handling, the Spyder is anticipated to be heavier than the Coupe. Minor suspension adjustments are also likely to compensate for the changed mass and stiffness distribution.

• Dry weight (Coupe): 3,726 pounds (1,690 kg)
• Length: 185.3 inches (4,706 mm)
• Width: 78.6 inches (1,996 mm)
• Height: 47.3 inches (1,201 mm)
• Wheelbase: 104.6 inches (2,658 mm)
• Powertrain (Coupe): twin-turbocharged V8 assisted by three electric motors, combined 907 horsepower (677 kW/920 ps)
• Top speed (Coupe): 213 mph (343 kph)
• Acceleration (Coupe): 0-62 mph in 2.7 seconds

The Spyder is expected to retain the Coupe's hybrid V8 architecture and footprint, though its height may differ and its sprint and top-speed figures could be marginally reduced because of the added weight.

Sightings, renderings and other Lamborghini projects

The open-top Temerario has appeared in public more than half a year ago on track and was subsequently captured during road testing in video footage. Multiple studio and aftermarket renderings have followed, providing early visual impressions ahead of the official reveal. After the presentation, further CGIs and aftermarket interpretations are likely to appear.

Lamborghini is also testing other high-performance variants. A Revuelto wearing heavy camouflage has been observed with a more aggressive appearance than the current Revuelto and the SuperVeloce, prompting speculation that it could be an SVJ variant. Separately, the company introduced the Fenomeno Roadster about six months ago, which remains a rarer convertible offering in Lamborghini's modern lineup.